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Organized in partnership with Contrôles Essais Mesuresmagazine, the 2012 Innovation Awards were awarded by a panel of professionals.
These trophies are intended to highlight the innovations of exhibitors at The Measurexpovision - Crossroads of Electronics - RF - Hyper Wireless which takes place from 23 to 25 October 2012 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.
We exclusively reveal the winners of this second edition.
Category Quality/ Safety /Environment
JRI Maxant wins the trophy in this category for its Mini Spy Green, this recorder is ideal for tracking the cold chain of thermose sensitive products.
In this category, Alicona were also nominated for its InfinteFocus SL and ASC Instruments for its ASC 7400S.
Productivity category
Keyence wins the trophy in this category for its TM-3000 high-speed 2D measurement sensor for profiling 30 times faster than market standards.
In this category were also nominated Accelonix for its Xpress Inspection; ASM Assembly Systems for its SIPLACE collage Feeder; Mitutoyo for its high-precision Digimatic ABSOLUTE micrometer.
Technology category
National Instruments won the trophy in this category for its PXIe-5644R, a vector signal transceptor.
In this category were nominated: Aeroflex for its model 3550 portable radio bench; Bronkhorst France for its Mini-Cori-Flow Ex d; Symmetry for his hexapode Joran; Werth Elektronik for his PcB FlatFlex.
Category Engineering Trait
Global Sensing Technologies SAS wins the trophy in this category for its NeuroPic Vision, a complete electronic microsystem for the implementation of embedded artificial intelligence applications.
In this category was also nominated Elliptika for his Eductika II.
Two special jury awards were awarded to award exhibitors outside the first categories. This is Elliptika for her Eductika II, a new Eductika pedagogical kit for the teaching of antennas that allows a more didactic and playful approach to practical work.
Mitutoyo also won this special Jury Prize for its Absolute High Precision digimatic Micrometer,the world's first micrometer with a resolution of 0.1?m
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